Dramatic, realistic theatre stage set with a burlap chair, sandbags, wooden bench, cable reel table, and barbed wire under spotlights.

Create a realistic theatre stage set shown from a wide, cinematic, full-width perspective. The image must clearly represent a large stage of approximately 8 meters wide, with the entire width visible and fully used. The set should not look compact, cramped, or compressed; instead, it must appear spacious, open, and broadly spread across the whole stage. In the center of the stage, place a large, worn, burlap-covered chair with a rugged, weathered appearance. The chair must be physically connected to burlap sandbags on the left side. These sandbags should transition smoothly and organically into a rough wooden bench or an improvised wooden structure capable of seating two people. The construction must look solid, handmade, and clearly attached to the central chair, as part of the same ensemble. On the far right side of the stage—leaving enough distance to emphasize the full 8-meter width—place a large wooden cable reel positioned correctly as a table: lying horizontally on its flat circular sides, with the top surface clearly functioning as a tabletop. It should look sturdy, heavy, and well-used, made from rough, worn wood. Across the entire stage, add a subtle but threatening barbed-wire barrier. It should not be dense or obstructive; instead, place it sparsely and strategically to create the feeling of a war zone while still allowing performers to move freely over the full width of the stage. The barbed wire should enhance atmosphere rather than restrict space. The overall Ver mais